the devastation and loss of life in both turkey and syria. also tonight. the man who carried out dozens of rapes and sexual offences while a serving police officer is given 36 life sentences by a judge in london. behind a public appearance of propriety and trustworthiness, you took monstrous advantage of the women drawn into intimate relationships with you. why the tech giant microsoft believes artificial intelligence will revolutionise the business of searching the web. and in the final moments of the match, non league wrexham have lost to sheffield united and coming up on the bbc news channel with the world cup later this year, lioness manager sarina wiegman and her squad of 26 for this month s arnold clark cup. good evening. the unrelenting search for survivors has entered a second night across a vast area of southern turkey and northern syria, following the major earthquake which struck yesterday. it s being reported that more than 7,000 people have lost their lives, b
In my eyes, he deserves nothing less than a life sentence, and i hope he gets it. I hope they throw away the key and he never comes out. Never to do this to anybody else again. Paterson has been told to expect a custodial sentence when he attends court tomorrow. The maximum punishment is life in prison. Jeremy cook, bbc news. And join huw edwards for the bbc wales leaders debate. Applause good evening, noswaith dda, a warm welcome to the sse Swalec Stadium in the heart of the welsh Capitalfor A Special Live election debate, and welcome to people across the uk watching on the bbc news channel. This is where well be spending the next 90 minutes, testing the pledges and ambitions of five Political Parties in wales. As voters prepare to visit the Polling Stations on thursday of next week, well be exploring some of the biggest issues featuring in this campaign, from the challenges of the Brexit Process ahead to the questions raised by the terrible events in Manchester Last week. We asked th
our political editor chris mason is 0ur political editor chris mason is with me with more details. today was mainly about a re wiring of government rather than hiring and firing. although there was some hiring, there wasn t any firing at all, no sackings. let s be honest, the structure of government is not the most instantly riveting of topics. but how it is put together can make a big difference, albeit perhaps not immediately when it comes to getting stuff done. so let s have a look at some of the changes. there is a new department for energy security and net zero, and here s the man in charge grant shapps. it s all a bit back to the future because there used to be a very similar sounding place the department for energy and climate change until it was scrapped in 2016, which labour has been quick to point out. there s a new department for science, innovation and technology. this will be led by michelle donelan. she had been the culture secretary,
pressure to step in and support some of these energy intensive companies who are struggling with the rising cost of bills, things like steel, cement, ceramics, all of which have huge energy production costs and therefore as energy prices rise, their bills rise. kwasi kwarteng met with some of these industries on friday and says he is listening to their concerns, but he has been accused of not stepping in to provide immediate solutions. emily thornberry, shadow trade secretary, said that while she didn t say what labour would do, whether they would provide subsidies to firms or introduce some kind of industry price cap like we have households, she did say that when she was in that department, they had plans in place to try to avoid a situation like this. in place to try to avoid a situation like this. , ., , ., ., , like this. in the seat before me was a nu like this. in the seat before me was a guy from like this. in the seat before me was a guy from an like this. in the seat befor
cement, ceramics, all of which have huge energy production costs and therefore as energy prices rise, their bills rise. kwasi kwarteng met with some of these industries on friday and says he is listening to their concerns, but he has been accused of not stepping in to provide immediate solutions. emily thornberry, shadow trade secretary, said that while she didn t say what labour would do, whether they would provide subsidies to firms or introduce some kind of industry price cap like we have households, she did say that when she was in that department, they had plans in place to try to avoid a situation like this. in the seat before me was a guy from an energy company who said, what we should have is a department for energy and climate change. excuse me, i was in that department, and what we were doing was we were making sure they were new nuclear power stations, making sure we had gas storage, making sure that we were insulating homes. all of these things were happening and we were ma